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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to use the Firewall Migration Tool (FMT v7.0.1) to migrate the config of ASA 9.12 to FMC 7.4.2.
After successfully uploaded the the text file of ASA running config into FMT, and then started the conversion after selected th...
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Thanks for your reply.
It's working now - I reinstalled FMT on a clean new folder and run from there.
I just wasn't sure whether FMT 7.0.1 with FMC 7.4.2 has been tested before or not.
Thanks again
FYI, I've tried to upload a completely different ASA config and when started the conversion after selected the FTD, I got exactly the same error below :
" Blocked
(sqlite3.Operationalerror) table all_aaaservers already exists "
I'm just wondering it ...
Thanks for your reply.
There's no AAA object config on the FMC
Also, I don't see the feature to skip the AAA migration on FMT:
I've feeling that it's something to do with with FMT tool itself rather than the ASA/FMC config.
Thanks so much for reply.Has the firmware code 3.7.xE been discontinued? If yes, I can't see the point of upgrading it.I don't have any objections on upgrading the stack (and new member) to the recommend and stable version by Cisco if it's the right ...
I'm not quite sure if the above config will work as private IP address 192.168.1.1 >> can be NAT once outside. I mean I can't see how any websites be accessible from outside.I'm thinking of what you suggested earlier :- Website A will be using port 8...
